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dir:tldr:c68c6
dir: Display help.
$ dir --help
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The command "dir --help" is used to display the help documentation and provide information about the usage and available options of the "dir" command.
In the Windows operating system, the "dir" command is used to list the files and directories (folders) within a specified directory or current working directory. By adding the "--help" option, it requests help information and displays a brief summary of how to use the command and its available options.
Running "dir --help" typically results in the output that includes details such as:
- A general description of the command.
- Syntax or usage guidelines, including how to specify a directory path.
- Explanation of various options or switches that can be used with the command, along with their functionalities.
- Examples demonstrating the usage of the command with different options.
This output helps users understand the functionality and usage of the "dir" command, aiding them in navigating and managing files and directories efficiently.
This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and
never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.